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Reed’s is a leading independent day and boarding school, providing an education for 800 pupils between 11 and 18, with girls in the Sixth Form. The charitable Foundation remains an integral part of our ethos today, instilling in our pupils – past and present – many important values including respect, integrity, kindness and compassion.
Day Pupils (Years 7 & 8) £7,800 per term. Day Pupils(Years 9 to 13) £9,535 per term. Boarding Pupils(Years 7 & 8) £10,400 per term. Boarding Pupils(Years 9 to 13) £12,335 per term. Please note, fees include all meals and end of year Activity Week trips but do not include fees for public examinations charged by examination boards.
At Reed’s we see our boarding as highly individualised and bespoke, free from the constraints of a one-size-fits-all model. This means that the boarding, and the School’s, approach centres on the pupil, rather than vice versa. Boarders join the Boarding Family for a variety of reasons. Some are ambitious academics who value extended access ...
A Level Results for 2023. 2023 RESULTS. We are very proud of our 2023 Fifth Form and Upper Sixth cohorts who achieved incredible sets of GCSE and A Level grades this Summer. At A Level, an impressive 58% of all grades were awarded at A*/A grade and 88% of grades fell within the A* to B range. Particularly noteworthy is the fact that over 1 in 5 ...
Reed's School Sandy Lane Cobham Surrey KT11 2ES; Head: Mr Mark Hoskins T 01932 869001; F 01932 869046; E [email protected]; W www.reeds.surrey.sch.uk; An independent school for boys aged from 11 to 18. Boarding: Yes Local authority: Surrey Pupils: 827; sixth formers: 330 (222 boys, 108 girls) Religion: Church of England Fees: Day £23,400 - £28,605; Boarding £31,200 - £37,005 pa
Reed's is a successful independent day and boarding school, providing an education for 790 pupils between 11 and 18, with girls in the Sixth Form, based in Cobham, Surrey, England.
Our Values. Integrity. Founded by the Reverend Dr Andrew Reed in 1813, Reed’s was originally established to care for children who had lost the support of one or both parents in the Napoleonic Wars. Much has changed over the last 200 years, including moving from the East End of London to our 40-acre site in Cobham.
